Tear along the dotted line
this post was submitted on 19 May 2024
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If you enjoy sci-fi dramas then I highly recommend outer range on prime if you haven't already watched
I finished two episodes, and I really hope that the interesting part is going to start. So far almost everything has been about how Cowboys are tough, gruff, brooding, and loyal to their families above all else. A couple of SF elements, but those have been incidental.
I really hope that it's going to do more than just mining the cowboy mythology and showing how rugged individualism is superior to government and corporations.
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Community (on peacock). It's streets ahead.
I tried it and I just couldn't get into it. Maybe I'll give it another shot.
Same for me. I hated the first two episodes but by episode three I was ready for more. Not sure when it became my favorite show but it eventually happened.
I try to give things three episodes. Usually the first one or two have so much character/setting introduction that it takes three to really form an opinion.
If there's something you want to watch, watch it. Otherwise shut off the TV.
Research self hosting a server. I had a lot of fun setting one up and downloading all the shows and movies I wanted to watch
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